Toshiba is preparing to throw in the towel and hand victory to
arch-rival Sony in the high definition DVD format war.
As the internet threatens to kill the established music industry,
the Rudd Government is considering a three-strikes policy against
computer users who download songs illegally.
The Rudd Government has branded as a failure the $85 million
software filter scheme to protect young Australians from online
pornography and will review its future.
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Dmitri Vitaliev travels the world helping human rights
organisations set up their IT so they cannot be spied on or
censored by oppressive regimes.
It takes a certain kind of wit to cut through the verbal fairy
floss of US political campaigns.
Parents can relax - there are secure websites for kids, writes Lia
Timson.
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